When there is a child in one of the back seats without being in a child seat or wearing a seat belt, this poses a danger to those in the car, especially to the passengers in the front.

In the event of a collision, the weight of a child weighing 20 kilograms may reach 1,000 kilograms at the moment of the collision at a speed of 50 km per hour. Therefore, the child must sit in the child seat designated for him so that he is safe and the passengers are safe and the damage resulting from the collision is avoided as much as possible.

Children’s seats are replaced to suit the size and age of the child and according to need. Most children’s seats, if installed incorrectly, may be more dangerous than not having them because if they are installed incorrectly, they may be a tool that contributes to causing harm to the child, the passengers, and the car.
 
 When purchasing a child seat, you must read the instructions for installing it. If you do not have sufficient knowledge, go to the nearest vehicle maintenance and repair center to install it correctly, or seek the help of one of your friends who has a child seat and experience in installing it.
 
 You should not install a child seat in a place equipped with an airbag unless there is an option to disable it, as the air balloon may throw the child with a very strong force if it opens, and this puts the child or the child’s life in danger. Therefore, it is forbidden to install a child seat in the presence of an active air balloon, and it must To disable it
 (Some cars have this feature).

When placing children in chairs who are not more than 9 months old, the child must be facing backwards and half-sitting, like this position:

• The child must sit in the back seat and in a child seat or belt cushion if his height is less than 135 cm.
• A child whose height is 135 to 140 centimeters has the right to sit in any seat and use a seat belt, provided that the air balloon is disabled.
• It is prohibited to install a child seat in the opposite direction in places equipped with an airbag
• It is preferable and recommended to use a reverse-facing child seat to protect the child and the child’s neck in the event of an accident
• The reverse-direction chair is used for children from the age of 9 months until the age of 3-4 years
• When the child’s head reaches the edge of the chair, you must change the child’s chair to a belt or pillow chair

Can I transport a child without using a child seat or belt pad?

If the child’s height is more than 135 cm, you have the right to transport him a short distance and have him sit in the back seat

• The size of the child is what determines when to move to another setting suitable for the child to sit in the front, not his age!
• The child’s age determines whether he will sit in the back or front seat!